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Now if only I actually finished us-perms rather than delaying.
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This is a list of the different
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additional permissions in KittenOS
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NEO as distributed, and their
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purposes.
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Installable service documentation is
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provided with the respective -doc
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packages, and goes under the rs-*
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namespace.
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For programs with the prefixes "svc-"
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or "app-", they can register their
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services using "r.svc.mysvcname"
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(for the program "svc-mysvcname"),
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or "r.app.myappname" (for the
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program "app-myappname") - this
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MAY have any postfix matching the
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pattern "/[a-z0-9/%.]*$", or none
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at all.
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For how this registration works,
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and how to access the resulting
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service, please see the kn-perms
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document.
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APIs registered in this manner are
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accessible to all programs by
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default. However, local security
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policy may be altered by the user,
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and part of x.neo.pub.base's API is
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to allow locking any of your public
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APIs. (The user can override this
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mechanism if they so wish, and this
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will cause a silent failure of the
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lockPerm function.)
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A mechanism may also be introduced
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in later versions of KittenOS NEO to
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easily allow changing your svc/app's
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own API to a "ask"-style security
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model, but this will not be the
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default, and may still be overridden
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by a user with access to the
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Advanced Settings control panel.
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As for the system APIs...
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-- x.neo.pub.base @ sys-icecap --
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-- x.neo.pub.session @ <a shell> --
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This API is
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-- x.neo.pub.window @ <a shell> --
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-- x.neo.pub.session @ <a shell> --
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-- x.neo.sys.manage @ sys-glacier --
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-- x.neo.sys.screens @ sys-glacier --
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-- x.neo.pub.globals @ sys-glacier --
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-- This is released into
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the public domain.
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-- No warranty is provided,
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implied or otherwise.
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